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Winston-Salem, W.
y; vv-vvaay'yaya ieajaeejejeeyteej n
Donnoho musterel 4 men Strong anl
one rusty half loaded pistol, property
of Kasley. The party took a urvey
of the Htrength of the enemy aul fouud
them mustering 3 men strong with a
pistol apieep: ami one brand new Win
chester riile, whieh wa lounging lazily
against a nearby sapling.
The party separated in 4 different
directions, Kasley being given the most
I open point of attack on account of his
j.supt rior artillery strength. Just as
ontt picket line icloned in on the plane
.'out! of the meii ' saw them and they
I all left in i'.s many -different directions
. I as then; were men to go. The line of
One of the finest pieces of work ever j retreat followed by James L. Cox was
done by the local Tinted States Mar-!.vr.v foftuante for he ran full tilt into
shal's 'force was pulled olT Tuesday ! th' ,u'avy artillery corps and almost
night, :i miles north of Kuliin, lv ) knocked him down. Hefore Kasley eould
Depot v Marshal 'J.' T. Donnoho :thd T. get out ' of the way he had captured
W. Vincent, when "thev cut tip :i still j' ox, in toto, with the exception of Ins
of 100 .gallons, caput it'v, and. -apt urt d I t'"t :ltH' ,i:lt which he had forgotten
Jam. s L. Cox, oiie of 1 he three men wh.t ! '"" I,,ft behind. The other two men
were opcrat'ii" the plant. jruineil a lot of good , timber in their
Along towels the latter part o (he !!"'';' ' escaped
evening the two voting mm, of whose j The netin- outfit was demolished and
coming the officer's had b on. ii-formed, j thl' 000 gallons of beer ami 5 gallons
ricoryc Miti l.um and Krnest Kviuih. "l winsKiy were pourea iuio me creeK,
CAPTURINGA BIG STILL
AN UP-TO-DATE MOONSIIINEE'S
STORY.
in rockinWm county.
Deputy Marshals Vincent and Donnoho
Make a Capture Thoir Succeiisful
"Work in Detail.
drove into' town in a two seated buggy.
The officers' took c-liarge of the on! lit
and found it contained i'O gallons, of
blockade whiskey, it being contained in
4 kegs. The two young men were hand
cuffed and madied to jail. When the
baVs began to loom up before the pro
' phetie vision of Mitchum his -consc'i. 'net
worked so fast -that he told the officers
he would lead them to the plate where
the juice was distilled, if they would
flint him loose. The bargain was
Btruck, and a good one it was on the
part of the officers for they were not
aware that a still was within I'O miles
of the .place. A hack was procured,
driven by Kd V. Kasley, he being mtn
tioned later 011 in the. story for the he
roic work he did and' the drive was be
gun to the still, 12 miles away.
. Young Mitchum was true to his bar
gain and he led the officers to a point
in the road and 111 hushed tones told
the driver to "whoa." lie was' hand
cuffed ami the two officers following on
either side were Jed about 1QO yards
from the road. At this point Mitchum
made a sign for absolute silence mid
getting down on his hand and knees
bade the officers do likewise. In this
manner the trio went about 100 yards
further, the end of the trail leading
over a bluff overlooking a small ereek
about 30 feet below. A Iteautiful har
vest moon (supposedly harvest moon),
wan. shining and it illuminated a sight
that has made, the moon famous in
, North I'arolinn, iu fact the 'moon
shine" of this state takes a prominent
part in the history of the entire Houth,
The sight that met the officers' eye re
sembled the t'asjier emnpa'ny 's plant in
its most balmy days. The still was
T11 a nned by three men, the fires were
lighted under a big eopjer vessel aud
1,04)0 gallons of still beer. was foaming
and frothing tit the month in its anxiety
to be tumbled into its cavernous mouth
and to seek its way to purity through
the crooked pipe.
Mitchum had made good and the
steel bracelets were removed. Further
more he was most cordially invited to
-.participate in the festiities that were
shortly to begin. After calling up the
rtserre torc-e E4 iV fcUU-y Cuplauu.
nearbv, and the fish were 'driven- to
drink. I ' ii inspection it was found
that the Winchester was loaded to the
brim with lead 1 and -powder ami could
have given 12 separate ami distinct ac
ct.unt of itself
Krnest Kvans, who was caught with
Mitilaiiu at' Kcidsville, was locketl up
in the Wentwoth jail, he being unable
to giv bond, tj'ox was rleased under
a bond of t.'tOOj for his appearance at
the next term of; Federal court. .Mitch
um never lost anything but his part of
the "0 gallons, j The officers know the
other two men land will capture " them
lii due time. Greensboro News, Sept.
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Undo Jesse Knits Tisa Nets.
. Jesse Williams, the old colored man
who sits in the shade of the. trees on
the streets of Henderson and knits fish
ing nets all day long, has made a-wonderful
record it his trade. lie is 74
years old anil has been knitting fishing
nets for the past twenty years or more,
lie knits two net four and five yards
in a day and realizes a profit of from 50
cents to $1 off of each one, making a
yearly income of about $234.73. He has
made many thousand nets during the
past twenty yers and he says that tbe
demand for them is greater than he can
supply. Henderson Uold Leaf,
Forced to aYe Honle.
Every year a large number of poor
sufferers, whoso lungs are sore and
racked with coughs, are urged to 70 to
another climate. But this is costly and
not always sure. There's a better
way.' Let Dr. j King's New Discovery
eure you at home. "It eured me of
lung trouble," writes V. R. Nelson of
Calamine, Arki, "when all else failed
and I gained 47 pounds in weight. Its
surely the. king of all cough and lung
cures." Thousands owe their lives and
health to it.' It's positively guaranteed
for Coughs, Colds, La-Grippe, Asthma,
Crouj -all Throat and Lung troubles.
KOe & $1.00. Trial bottle free at P. A.
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HIS : PROXY- BRIDE.-
MINISTER FROM PANAMA AMUS
I ED BY INTEREST IN HIS
ODD MARRIAGE.
HONEYMOON IS DELAYED.
Mine. Porras Will Not Reach Wash-
ington for Sevcraf Weeks People
! Not So Prying on tha Isthmus.
j Not before the latter part of October
Or the first of November will the bride
jf Dr. Hellsaro I'orrus, minister from
Panama to the United Htnles, whom he
married "by proxy ' ' reach Washing
ton. She will be chaperoned by her
mother or brother ami maybe both.'
j lr. Porras seems to be much amused
over the way the American public ha
liecomo interested ii the marriage by
proxy. He fails to see why that form
ttf mHrritg ceremouy, so ordinary in
the little republic of Panama, should be
ko interesting to the United States.
."There's much more interest," he
sfiid to-day, "in the number of quirk
iKiirriages contracted ia your own eoun
tv, anil the number of marriages which
do not bind the couples for any length
of time than in our simple custom. t
I Not Yet Officially Married.
j "To tell the truth, I have not been
Officially notified that I am maried.
While I am morally certain j-et I have
liot a copy of the contract which both
patties are supjtosed to sign Itefore the
marriage is binding. That is on its
Wav, I guess but I have not vet receiv
ed 'it."
j lr. Porras does not like to discuss the
cjustoma of the country which he repre
sents in the capacity of a diplomat in
Washington, f
! "In Panama," he continued, "We do
not py into 'domestic affairs like they
do in Washington.- After the marriage
has beeu consummated, t (en the bride
niud the bridegroom send out a little
card announcing it. May be the papers
make use of this; may W they don't...-.
j Anyway, Ir. Porras declined to en
lighten the newspaper men who called
at thejegation headquarters to get in
formation 011 the unique marriage.
4 "As soon ns the bride reaches Wash
ington this autumn,' he aid, "I will
gladly discuss the matter. As yet we
are not officially married, and it might
offend the young woman should prema
ture announcements bo made."
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No Need to Stop Work.
When your doctor orders you to stop
Work, it staggers you, "I ean't" you
say. 1 ou know you are weak, run-down
and failing, in health, day by day, but
yJu must work as long as you can stand.
W-hat you: need is Eleetrie Bitters to
give tone, strength, and vigor to your
syntem, to , prevent breakdown and
buihl you up. Don 't bo weak, sickly or
ailing when Eleetrie Bitters will ln-ne-fitiyou
from the first dose. Thousands
bless them for their glorious health and
strength. Try thvni. Every bottle is
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BUDGET OF TIMELY AND TERSE
TOPICS.
CRISP. POINTEBjfJTERESTING.
What Onr Shears And Paste Pot Cap
tured of a Humorous Vein From Our
Exchanges.
In Thc3e Degenerate Days.
"Huh,." exclaimed the yardstick as
it moved rapidly over the bolt of cloth,
"you're not all wool."
"That's all right," retorted the bolt
of cloth; "you're not a yard long,
either." Chicago Tribune.
More to tho Dollar,
tleorge Aide, tit , the recent Lamb 's
gambol in New V'ork, objected to the
extravagance of the modern wife. "It
is true titbit the married men of today,"
he ended, "have better halves, but
bachelors have better quarters." The
Mirror.
A Real Bargain.
There once was a man named Costello,
Who -was a most stingy old fello;
To church he oft went, .
Donated a cent,
And brought home a fine silk umbrello.
Woman's Home Companion.
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. Another View. .
Willie Pa, I think I know what the
minister meant when he said "it is
more blessed to give than to receive."
Pa Well, what did he meant
Willie Castor oil. Philadelphia - In
quirer. -
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V , Th ITAal Man,
I want to see the "head man, said the
man iu the drug store.
"Won't some other man be able to
wait on you f ' ' t; .
Nope. 1 want the head man."
Anything special!
Yep; I want, some hair restorer.
More Than She Knows.
"The last time I saw your husband
he was trying to stop smoking. Has he
stopped?"
"I don't know You know that he
is dead."
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Where Would You Be?
If a ehigger were bigger,
Say as big us a Vow, ,
And its digger had ihe vigor
Of a sulmoiling plow;
Say Mr. Picnicker, - -Where
would you be now."
Chicago Tribune.
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What He Thought. .
"Johnny, do you know what I
going. to whip you fort"
"What father!" ,
"Pecause you struck a boy smaller
than yourself." .,
"I thought perhaps it was because
I am smaller than you are."
Supply.
New Minister-r-"Now just one thing
more before I accept this charge. Have
you got a supply f " '
Deacon "Well, yes, though we nev
er said anything about it to the last
preacher. I'll show you where it is,
and get you the key, but I tell yori you
will have to be just as eaTeful about
using it as the rest of us! " Puck. '
Johnny Won.-
"How's your -little brother, John
ny!" , . -
"Sick abed. He hurt hisself.V
"Oh, that's too bad. How did he do
it"' - 1 . -
"We were playing who eould leau
tlnfarthest out of the street window
and he won." Cleveland Plain Dealer.
She Flew.
Miss Fullsoul ' (of a 6etical turn.)
Which are you of ojuuion one should
say, professor "summer flies" or
"summer flees! '' . .
Absent-minded Professor (great on
ntomology). The two species, my
tear young latly are entirely distinct.
IWw tne common house fly , Then
he wondered why she suddenly opened
a conversation with the you 11 g man on
aer tight. Sphere. '
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It Wasn't Him.
The story is told by a traveling man
of a'prrttv 5'ouug lady who steited
into a musie store in Springfield. Mo.,
the otter day. She tripped up to the
counter where a new elerk was assort
ing music, and in the sweetest tones
asked, "Have you 'Kissed Me iu the
Moonlight!" fhe elerk 'turned half
way round and answered: "It must
hive been the man at the other counter
I've Wen Here only a week." Buffalo
Commercial. " ' ' '
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What He Knew
The lawyer had a somewhat difficult
witness, and finally asked if he was ac
quaintel with any of the men on the
jury. ' .. ." , v . : , , -
" Yes sir. Mot, than half of them."
"Are you willing to swear that you
know more than half of theraf" de
manded the lawyer.
"Why, if it comes to that, I'm wil
ling to swear that I know more than
all of them put together." Milwaukee
Journal. -.,', .. '-.-.V - ;- -1'
Barking Up The Wrong Tree.
Probably sugar is going upmerely
to keep company with the other- neces
sities' of life. Charlotte - Observer. -
And yoii never hear word these
daya out of the crowd who went wild
over the high cost of living and voted
for "a change. ' The lumkin who pre
tended to think that .a Democratic
House could ; control - tho price of the
food supply of. the , country hax dis
covered that he was barking up the
wrong tree. Albemarle Chronicle. ;
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; Every family has need of a good, re
liable liniment,- For sprains, bruises,
soreness of the muscles and rheumatic
pains there is none better "than' Cham
berlain 'b. Sold by All Dealers.
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